The cyberattacks against Target may be just the tip of an iceberg, the size of which security analysts are still struggling to grasp.
A new report disclosed that a cross-section of America's biggest companies have given millions to political nonprofits.
The divorce papers were filed in a Manhattan court on Tuesday.
Concerning the journey to U.S. economic healing, we're not half-way home; but the nation is progressing.
The Great Meadow Correctional Facility in New York now has some new residents, cared for by inmates including "the cat whisperer."
The Dodgers have spent hundreds of millions since the new ownership group took over last year, and are now poised to take the mantle held by the Yankees as the biggest spenders in baseball.
There is something else to consider here: the very nature of U.S. society vs. the lifestyles of Europe.
Only 155 inmates in Mississippi, less than 1 percent of the entire prison population, were even deemed “eligible” for the program.
In a suggestive essay, former President Truman, who helped create the agency, said the CIA had strayed far from its creators’ intent.
Frozen or not, Niagara Falls captured people's imagination this past week. But can it capture their tourism dollars too?
Taye Diggs separated from his wife of 10 years, Idina Menzel, weeks ago and is already out partying with other women.
A word to the wise: There's a frenzy around marijuana-related stocks that is luring investors and scammers alike.
What's more, the migration is occurring amid rising gun sales.
IBM is opening up a new business unit in NYC centered on its "Jeopardy" champion supercomputer Watson.
Did ExxonMobil offer a donation of than $50,000 to the Brooklyn organization, or not?
A poll released amid Bridgegate showed Chris Christie as the most warmly received politician in America.
The state tops one less-than-favorable list.
If the project is successful, commuters will be able to travel the 37 miles between Washington, D.C. and Baltimore in about 15 minutes.
Anthony Weiner will be playing himself in the season finale of "Alpha House."
If L.A. keeps him through the year, $19 million automatically comes off the books, but the Lakers haven’t gone through a true rebuild in more than two decades and could keep that trend up by swapping Pau Gasol for draft picks by the February deadline.
Following a massive protest from animal-welfare advocates, a judge in Montgomery County, N.Y., ruled that the adult dogs at a local breeding facility must be removed from the property.
Moving the nation’s capital from the East Coast to Nebraska is not as bizarre as the history behind some of the capitals of the fifty U.S. States